Join John Helfen for an in-depth discussion in this video Autodesk AnyCAD, part of Autodesk Inventor 2019 Essential Training.
- [Instructor] Autodesk AnyCAD allows designers…to use external CAD data from other systems…within your Inventor assemblies.…It even does this without the need for part translation.…Instead, Autodesk AnyCAD simply references the…native files from many systems, like SolidWorks,…PTC Creo or Wildfire, Siemens NX, even generic step files.…With this release, Inventor 2017 users…can even reference newer 2018 data to gain…a level of backward compatibility.…I know not everyone will have multiple…CAD systems to test this exercise,…so instead I'll use a generic step file…exported from Autodesk Fusion to show…how AnyCAD works within Inventor.…
On the screen you see a simple base and a magnet.…What we'll be doing is placing a bracket…that I created for my CNC machine to hold…the magnet for a limit switch.…If we look at the exercise files,…you can see that we have the two versions…of the step file here.…Let's take a look at what these look like in Fusion.…When I switch to Fusion you can see here on the left…is the bracket we'll be importing.…
Author
John Helfen
Released
3/26/2018- The Inventor workflow
- Sketching
- Drawing lines, shapes, and splines
- Dimensioning
- Modifying sketch geometry
- Creating work planes, axes, and points
- Projecting and importing geometry
- Modeling parts
- Building parts with placed features
- Creating patterns
- Creating sculpted objects
- Adding parts to an assembly
- Using constraints to position parts
- Enhancing designs with visualization techniques
- Creating drawing views
- Creating basic annotations
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome32s
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Certification overview1m 27s
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Interface changes1m 41s
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1. Basic Concepts
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Home dashboard4m 30s
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2. Leveraging the Project
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Project file introduction5m 26s
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Create a project4m 58s
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Setting up the project file5m 11s
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3. Navigating the Interface
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Using the browser4m 41s
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Using the ribbon bar3m 35s
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Using the Marking menu3m 29s
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4. Sketching Concepts
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Introducing sketching4m 30s
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Understanding constraints6m 12s
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5. Create Sketch Geometry
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Drawing lines6m 56s
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Create rectangles and arcs11m 22s
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Create splines8m 12s
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Construction geometry6m 31s
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Dimensioning4m 44s
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Parameters5m 53s
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6. Modifying Sketch Geometry
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7. Work Features
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Understanding work features4m 16s
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Create offset work planes3m 23s
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Create work planes7m 7s
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8. Projecting and Importing Geometry
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Projecting geometry8m 22s
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Import AutoCAD data8m 47s
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Autodesk AnyCAD3m 46s
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9. Understanding Part Modeling
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Part feature introduction6m 11s
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Create a base extrusion feature10m 30s
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Extrude enhancements2m 40s
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Create revolves10m 11s
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Create a sweep feature5m 28s
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10. Building Parts with Placed Features
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Adding concentric holes3m 18s
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Adding linear holes4m 26s
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Adding threaded holes3m 23s
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Bi-directional holes1m 34s
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Partial chamfers2m 59s
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11. Create Patterns of Features
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Mirroring part features3m 22s
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Sketch pattern2m 46s
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12. Create Sculpted Objects
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T-Splines introduction2m 12s
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Create a base form3m 12s
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Taking advantage of symmetry5m 41s
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13. Adding Parts to an Assembly File
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Introduction to assemblies1m 43s
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Placing components5m 23s
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14. Using Constraints to Position Parts
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Mate or Flush constraint7m 48s
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Angle constraint3m 46s
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Insert constraint2m 49s
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Driving constraints6m 11s
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Translational constraint1m 12s
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Motion constraint6m 19s
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Contact sets2m 37s
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15. Assembly Visualization Techniques
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Visual styles5m 27s
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16. Create Drawing Views
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Create section views5m 18s
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Create detail views2m 41s
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Create breakout views3m 18s
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17. Create Basic Annotations
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Create general dimensions5m 16s
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Changing dimension precision2m 42s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 5s
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